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About NRI Legal Consultants
Indian-law matters for non-resident Indians, since 2018
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Indian-law matters for non-resident Indians, since 2018
Criminal, civil, family and property law.
Indian-law matters handled for clients living outside India.
Client communications are subject to the confidentiality obligations that apply to advocates in India.
Many Indian legal proceedings can be handled through counsel while you remain abroad, subject to court requirements and the nature of the case.
NRI Legal Consultants assists Non-Resident Indians with legal matters arising in India, including criminal litigation, family and matrimonial disputes, property and inheritance matters, succession, wills and testamentary disputes, and passport-related issues.
We understand the practical difficulties of managing Indian legal proceedings from abroad, particularly where travel to India may not be convenient. Depending on the nature and stage of the matter, filings, applications and court appearances may be undertaken through counsel, subject to the requirements of the court and applicable law.
Our approach is to assess the facts and available legal remedies carefully, particularly in criminal and property-related matters where an NRI may face allegations, disputes over assets, or proceedings initiated in India. The appropriate course of action depends on the facts of each case and the orders or proceedings already in place.
Managing legal proceedings in India from abroad can be challenging for NRIs, particularly where personal attendance or travel may be difficult. In criminal, property and family matters, the facts and available remedies vary from case to case. Where permitted by law and the court, filings, applications and appearances may be undertaken through counsel, allowing the matter to progress without unnecessary travel. Personal appearance may nevertheless be required in certain proceedings.
Our approach is to understand the facts of each matter carefully and identify the appropriate legal and practical course of action. Where possible, we aim to help clients progress their matters efficiently and resolve disputes through appropriate legal remedies.
Matters may involve legal, financial or property-related considerations. Where required, relevant professionals may be consulted depending on the nature of the matter.
For ongoing matters, clients may be provided with periodic updates on significant developments, filings, orders and other relevant progress.
8 dedicated legal professionals with combined experience across India's highest courts
